Andrei-Răzvan Lupu

Andrei-Răzvan Lupu is an Assistant Professor at the Public Law Department of the Faculty of Law, University of Bucharest, holding a PhD in Law. His research interests focus on constitutional law, European Union legal frameworks, public procurement, administrative law, and human rights. He is affiliated with research centers such as the Centre for Studies in Competition Law and the Centre for Constitutional Law and Political Institutions.

Key research areas include the effectiveness of EU institutions like the European Public Prosecutor Office, constitutional revisions, and the interplay between national and EU legal systems. His work often addresses legal harmonization challenges, democratic legitimacy in the EU, and governmental accountability mechanisms.

Dr. Lupu’s publications span topics from EU public procurement policies to constitutional amendments and comparative analyses of legal principles. His articles highlight critical issues such as institutional inefficiencies in EU legal frameworks and the balance between constitutional supremacy and EU competencies.

No scientific awards are explicitly listed. He has no recorded advisees or grants in the provided data. His academic activities are closely tied to the University of Bucharest’s research centers, contributing to discussions on modern legal systems and governance.